Ghostwood

Àerre Ghostwood’s sheet lists just two ingredients—magnolia and cedar—both of which also appear in Byredo’s Mojave Ghost. The original, however, layers those shared notes with ambrette, nesberry, sandalwood, violet, chantilly musk and ambergris, creating a broader palette. On paper, the dupe therefore reads as a markedly pared‑back version of the original’s composition.

Without the additional facets of ambrette’s musky sweetness, nesberry’s fruity edge, sandalwood’s creamy wood, violet’s powdery hue, and the marine‑ambergris finish, Ghostwood is unlikely to deliver the same depth. It may suit wearers who prefer a clean, straightforward floral‑woody scent, but the lack of supporting notes means the paper profile is far less intricate than the original’s.

The verdictOn paper the dupe offers only two of the original’s eight notes, resulting in a much simpler scent profile that may not capture the full character of Byredo’s Mojave Ghost.

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